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Iron Star Roasting Company is the roastery and wholesale division of a Pittsburgh coffee business that began in 1993 as The Coffee Tree Roasters, a small coffee shop with an in-store roaster. The company continues to roast coffee using its original small-batch roaster alongside a Loring Smart Roaster and is operated by Jean Swoope. It identifies as a Certified Woman Owned Small Business and says it supplies single-farm-sourced coffees from around the world.
Founded in 2016, Iron Tug Brewing makes craft beer in Rochester’s Park Avenue neighborhood, drawing on Lake Ontario and Great Lakes life for its taproom’s distinctive brews. Owner Mike Nulton’s connection to the lake and more than a decade building businesses on Park Ave give the brewery a distinctly local, community-focused character, while partnerships with nearby farms bring local ingredients into its beers.
Iron Wind Metals makes tabletop miniatures, with a particular focus on the BattleTech line that anchors its online store. Its catalog also carries Ral Partha fantasy and historical figures alongside science-fiction games, terrain, and gaming accessories, giving the company a broader miniature heritage than a single-game manufacturer. The company has operated as Iron Wind Metals LLC since at least 2001 and sells both through its online store and at conventions such as Gen Con.
Ironmark is a marketing company that connects digital campaigns with physical production and execution, helping organizations manage everything from strategy through delivery under one roof. Founded in 1955 as an offset printer, it has evolved into a second-generation-led firm with particular experience supporting franchise and multi-location businesses, including campaigns spanning hundreds of locations. Its work combines data-driven targeting with commercial print, direct mail and an integrated marketing platform designed to keep local activity on brand and measurable.
Founded in 1955 as Frank Gumpert Printing, Ironmark has grown from an offset printer into an integrated marketing company that connects physical production with digital campaigns, data and strategy. Under second-generation CEO Jeff Ostenso, the company brings marketing from concept through execution under one roof, with particular experience helping franchise and multi-location organizations keep local outreach personalized and on brand. Ironmark also develops Ignition AI, a platform that connects distributed marketing activity with campaign management and revenue-level reporting.
Ironmark is a marketing company that connects commercial printing and other physical campaigns with digital strategy, data, and execution under one roof. Founded in 1955 as Frank Gumpert Printing, it has evolved into a multi-location and franchise marketing partner with particular experience coordinating consistent, localized campaigns across hundreds of locations. Under second-generation CEO Jeff Ostenso, Ironmark also operates Ignition, an AI-powered platform for brand control, campaign activation, and revenue-level marketing measurement.
Founded in the mid-1990s to support off-grid installations, Hayward-based IronRidge designs and manufactures structural hardware for residential and commercial solar systems. Its roof, flat-roof and ground-mount platforms grew from an early steel-pole solar attachment into systems supporting hundreds of megawatts, with products tested for extreme conditions and backed by an ISO 9001-certified quality system. IronRidge has operated as an Enstall company since 2019 while retaining its own team and product lines.
Ironrock is a fifth-generation, family-owned brick and ceramic tile manufacturer whose history traces to Jacob J. Renkert’s brick-making career in Ohio in 1866. Based in Canton, the company is known for its long-running brick and tile production and manufactures products including architectural thin brick and quarry tile.
IronStrong Metal Fabrication is a Lancaster-area metalworking company that fabricates custom component parts and finished goods, from prototypes through production runs. It also produces wire pullers for utility work and barricades for the entertainment industry.
Ironwave Technologies engineers and manufactures tailored radio-frequency and microwave components and systems for defense missions, building solutions from prototype through production in its U.S. manufacturing facility. Based in Manassas, Virginia, the company brings together five specialized businesses and more than a century of combined experience to support electronic warfare, secure communications and sensor applications across air, land and sea. Its QRPP approach—Quick Reaction Prototype to Production—helps defense partners upgrade existing platforms without rebuilding their back-end systems.
Ironwear Fitness is a manufacturer of wearable weights and fitness equipment, producing all products in-house in Pittsburgh, PA. The company specializes in soft, flexible Flex-Metal weights and serves medical, athletic, military, and children's fitness markets.
Iroquois Bar Corp. is a Native American owned and operated construction company that supplies and produces redi-mix concrete, fabricates and installs reinforcing steel, and provides trucking, general construction, and milling services. It serves construction projects in Western New York and beyond, including infrastructure, commercial, public-sector, and federal projects.
Family-run IRP Meat & Seafood Co. has spent more than 35 years building a reputation among professional chefs for attentive, knowledgeable service. Named the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Multi-Generational Family Business of the Year in 2018, the Telford company serves more than 500 hospitality and institutional customers, preparing meat and seafood to kitchen specifications.
Irregular Design Group is a USSOF veteran-owned manufacturer founded in Cincinnati in 2024 by a retired Navy SEAL and a Force Reconnaissance Marine. The founders built the company around equipment they wished they had in service, keeping production vertically integrated so the people who design its suppressors also test and manufacture them.
Born in Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, IRTReels hand-builds fishing reels one at a time for anglers who need compact gear with serious drag power. Its lineup spans micro-sized reels through large dual-drag models, along with heavy fly reels, and the company services its reels in the same shop. IRTReels also builds custom touches into select reels, including personalized etching and limited-edition designs.
Since 1898, Baltimore’s family-owned Irvin H. Hahn Company has hand-crafted American-made badges and uniform hardware for public safety agencies. Now in its sixth generation, the company pairs time-honored shop traditions with custom design and hard-fired cloisonné enamel work for departments nationwide. Its badges, buckles and insignia are backed by a lifetime warranty on fasteners and applied panels against manufacturing defects under normal wear.
Irving Consumer Products Limited manufactures tissue, diaper, and other paper products for North American consumers and retail customers, including national brands and private-label lines. Its private-label paper products are made in five plants, and its Irving Personal Care business is identified as the only manufacturer of baby diapers and training pants in Canada.
Founded in 1928 as Irving Brothers Gravel Company, family-owned and operated Irving Materials, Inc. (imi) is a building-materials producer and supplier whose history began in gravel and aggregates. It produces ready-mix concrete, aggregates and asphalt, alongside construction divisions E&B Paving and Specialties Company, which undertake heavy-highway, civil and site-development work. imi serves customers across Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee, while Specialties Company operates in multiple states.
Founded in a small Irwin, Pennsylvania garage in 1965, Irwin Automation now provides precision machining, heat treating and testing from its 38,000-square-foot Greensburg facility. The company has supplied the Navy for more than 50 years and supports defense and commercial manufacturers with three-shift production, in-house testing and quality control. Its system operates in compliance with ISO 9001 and several military standards.